I will do update,migrate, clone and backup prestashop store

I handle upgrades across 1.5 → 1.6, 1.6 → 1.7, 1.7 → 8.x, and 8.x → 9.x, plus full store cloning for any of these versions. If you're not sure which path you need, send me your current PrestaShop version and I'll confirm the right upgrade route.

Log in to your Back Office and look at the bottom-left corner of the dashboard, or go to Advanced Parameters → any settings page — the version number is usually shown there. If you're not sure, just send me admin access and I'll check for you.

Yes — all your products, categories, customers, orders, and CMS content are carried over. Nothing is lost in the process; the goal is a like-for-like store running on the newer version.

Most native/core modules upgrade cleanly. Third-party themes and modules aren't always compatible with newer versions, so I test everything after migration and flag anything that needs a replacement or a compatible update. I'll let you know upfront if I spot likely conflicts.

Back Office admin access, FTP/SFTP or hosting cPanel access, and database credentials. If you can provide a staging/test environment, even better — but I can also set one up myself before touching your live store.

No. I always work on a full backup/clone or a staging copy first. Your live store stays untouched and online until the upgraded version is tested and approved by you, then it's pushed live with minimal downtime (usually just a few minutes).

Always. A complete backup of your files and database is taken before any work begins, so your store can be restored instantly if needed.

Yes, but it's done in stages (1.5 → 1.6 → 1.7 → 8.x) since PrestaShop doesn't support version skipping directly. I'll handle the full chain for you as one project.

I test the store thoroughly (checkout, cart, admin functions, key modules) before handoff, and I offer a revision/support window after delivery to fix any issues that come up.

Minor compatibility fixes are included. If a module/theme needs to be fully rebuilt or replaced due to being abandoned by its developer, I'll quote that separately and explain why.